1. Release Notes for Release 1.5
  2. Deprecation Notices

4 Deprecation Notices

Important:

The software described in this documentation is either in Extended Support or Sustaining Support. See Oracle Open Source Support Policies for more information.

We recommend that you upgrade the software described by this documentation as soon as possible.

This chapter lists the deprecation notices for Oracle Cloud Native Environment.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Storage Interface Module

In Release 1.5, the name of this module is changed to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Controller Manager module. In Release 1.4, when creating the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Storage Interface module you used the module type of oci-csi. This module type is now deprecated. From Release 1.5 onwards, you should use the renamed and updated module type of oci-ccm.

Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 5

Oracle Linux 7 running Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 5 (UEK R5) is removed as a kernel in Oracle Cloud Native Environment Release 1.4. Oracle Cloud Native Environment Release 1.3 is the last release this kernel can be used.

Deprecated Platform CLI Commands

Release 1.5

The --node-labels and --node-ocids options in the olcnectl module create command are deprecated in Release 1.5. These options were used to set Oracle Cloud Infrastructure information related to Kubernetes nodes when creating the kubernetes module. This information was then used by the oci-csi module to set up storage for Kubernetes applications in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. These options are no longer required.

Note:

The oci-csi module is also deprecated in Release 1.5. For more information on the deprecation of the oci-csi module, see Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Storage Interface Module.

Release 1.2

The apiserver-advertise-address option in the olcnectl module create command is deprecated in Release 1.2.0. This option set the IP address on which to advertise the Kubernetes API server to members of the Kubernetes cluster in a non-HA cluster, with a single control plane node. The --master-nodes option specifies the IP address and this deprecated option is no longer used.